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Created attachment 475015 [details] section of workspace/.metadata/.log I'm not sure if this was because of the "Send usage data" dialogue or the gnome-keyring dialogue (that's a separate issue entirely), but when I started a freshly-installed Eclipse in F14 (both existing ~/.eclipse and clean one), it hung. I had to forcibly kill it. I restarted and it hung again but just as I was about to kill it, the gnome-keyring dialogue came up and by closing the dialogues in the right order, I was able to get back to the IDE. I'll attach relevant sections of <workspace>/.metadata/.log.
I'm now quite confident that this was the gnome-keyring dialogue because the 'send usage information to subclipse team' dialogue came up again upon a workbench restart and it was close-able.
There is a knows limitation using genome-keyring and subclipse, see: http://subclipse.tigris.org/wiki/JavaHL#head-3a1d2d3c54791d2d751794e5d6645f1d77d95b32 The weird thing is that Subclipse shows on my F14 a warning about it (Unsupported Password Stores) and gives the option the opportunity to disable gnome-keyring for subversion
That exact dialogue is what appeared to be blocking my IDE's UI.
what about the "Subclipse Usage dialog"?, that dialog is blocking input over the "Unsupported Password stores" dialog here, the problem of two modal dialog opening simultaneously, Can not you switch to that dialog and close it and later the "Unsupported Password stores" one? or everything blocks?
Perhaps that's the problem (the two modal dialogues competing for input focus). This sounds like something that upstream should be aware of.
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